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| dial america telemarketing: Software Tools for Business Roger Hayen, Roger L. Hayen, 1993-08-30 Uses a problem solving approach in which commands are presented in a logical sequence that supports the solution of common business problems. Features a unique chapter on interrogating Lotus to show precisely how Lotus can be used to perform business analyses as well as one on forecasting with Lotus which describes how to perform regression analysis. Overarching MIS framework and problem-solving orientation enable users to apply these software tools to actual business problems. Includes an abundance of exercises and cases on a variety of levels. |
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